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The mill levy, first introduced by city officials in August, was posed as a solution to the Missoula Fire Department’s wavering response times amid increased call volumes.

Heres a roundup of a few of the many stories Missoulian reporters put out this week.

The City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved the Missoula Fire Department's request to place the levy on the ballot.

While the Missoula Fire Department waits for November to see if voters will approve its request to raise $7 million annually through a new levy, it's also making plans to construct a new fire station and hire 20 new firefighters.

The City's population and emergency calls have increased, but the City has not added any Fire Department personnel since 2008

While the Missoula Fire Department waits for November to see if voters will approve its request to raise $7 million annually through a new levy, it's also making plans to construct a new fire station and hire 20 new firefighters.

Voters in Missoula this November will consider a request by the fire department to levy up to 40 mills to fund a new fire company, a new station, the Mobile Support Team, equipment and costs over time.

The $7 million levy would cost Missoula taxpayers roughly $54 per $100,000 of their assessed home value.